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Rumours that full fuel tanks can explode are false, says UAE’s Adnoc
No truth to social-media rumours that petrol tanks filled to maximum capacity pose fire risk, says Abu Dhabi National Oil Company. Abu...
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Egypt denies $37bn Arabtec housing project has stalled
Shares in Arabtec, traded on the Dubai Financial Market, on Monday closed up 2.15% to Dh2.38. Cairo has denied a report that...
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Nepal quake: Qatar World Cup workers ‘not allowed home to bury dead’
Minister says the Gulf state is refusing to allow Nepalese workers to return home following earthquakes that killed more than 8,000. Nepalese...
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Damac, Emaar and Arabtec shares tumble in Dubai
Shares in big property developers and the builder Arabtec on Sunday saw big declines on the Dubai Financial Market. Shares in some...
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Dubai’s RTA unveils new design for school buses
Buses operated by Dubai Taxi Corporation to be equipped with surveillance cameras, tracking systems and optional Wi-Fi services. Dubai’s Roads and Transport...
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New UAE property regulations ‘prevent overheating in Dubai’
Cluttons Middle East report finds that villas are expected to bear brunt of price declines, with outlook for 2015 remaining ‘somewhat mute’....
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Gulf construction CEOs now paid up to $1.2m a year, says report
Construction ranks as highest-paying sector for senior staff, according to executive-search firm. Construction bosses in the Gulf are now raking in up...
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Mercedes-Benz exec on the heavy duty Mideast truck market
Roland Schneider on why the company is on a roll in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. If you visit a construction job-site in...
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Automechanika roars back to Dubai
Show offers fleet managers chance to survey after-market products. Dubai is certainly one of the most international cities in the world, and...
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How to handle disruption in construction
Craig Gibson discusses a conundrum many construction professionals have faced. First of all, remember that delay and disruption are not the same thing.Disruption...
